Pakistan
PM puzzled at cacophony over not being invited to climate change conference
Islamabad: Prime Minister Imran Khan has expressed concern over the cacophony of Pakistan not being invited to the international Climate Change Conference.
Taking to Twitter, PM wrote that the government’s environmental policies are driven solely by the commitment to future generations of a clean and green Pakistan to mitigate the impact of climate change.
Recalling the initiatives, Imran Khan said that projects like Green Pakistan and 10 billion-tree tsunami program have been widely appreciated and lauded.
He further wrote that Pakistan is ready to help any state wanting to learn from its experience.
“I have already laid out priorities for the UN Climate Change Conference 2021 - COP26 - if the international community is serious about countering impact of climate change,” PM concluded.
It is pertinent to mention here that Earlier United States (US) President Joe Biden has invited forty world leaders, including those of the UAE and Saudi Arabia, for an online meeting on climate change scheduled to take place on April 22 and 23.
The conference aimed at highlighting the economic benefits of going green along with raising the issue of climate change and global warming.